I am a cat.Are you a cat?Cat is curious. There's a new addition to the family, but who exactly
is this small being? This new arrival doesn’t meow like a cat, or smell like a cat, or even have a tail like a cat. As Cat investigates, he might just come to appreciate this loud, silly family member. After all, they both enjoy a good catnap.
In
Cat's First Baby, the feline companion to
Dog's First Baby, Natalie Nelson captures the wonder and humor of a new family member through a cat's eyes. Sure to delight kids and cat parents alike, this board book promises to be a repeat read-aloud.
Delight in new experiences all year long with
Dog's First Baby,
Dog's First Christmas, and
Cat’s First Halloween.
On sale: March 1, 2022
Age: 2-5 years
Grade: Up to Kindergarten
Page count: 28 Pages
ISBN: 9781683692935
Reading level: Lexile: AD290L
Natalie Nelson is an illustrator, picture book maker, and collage artist. Her titles include
Dog’s First Baby,
Cat’s First Baby,
Dog's First Christmas,
Cat’s First Halloween and
Dog Loves Baby. She lives in Atlanta, Georgia, with her family, and you can visit her online at natalieknelson.com.
Featured in the New York Times Top 50 Best Board Books
A Good Housekeeping Best Kids’ Board Book of 2022“For the cat people in your lives, this book is purr-fect.”—
Good Housekeeping“This sweet board book by Natalie Nelson captures the wonder and humor of welcoming a new family member.”—
Catster “Cat parents or people who just love cats will definitely enjoy this book.”—
Book Riot “Very funny, and actually very sweet.”—
Dad Suggests“A cute and adorable picture board book about a cat’s view of a new human baby in the household. The charming illustrations will open your child’s heart to the love and appreciation of living things that share our space.”—
Pet Radio Show "This oh-so-cute newborn baby book is perfect for everyone whose first child was a furbaby."—
PineStraw Magazine“Certain to delight kids and cat parents alike.”—
The Midwest Book Review “The perfect books for families with pets and a new baby.”—
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